Suppose that X1andX, constitute a random sample of size 2from a population with probability density function given bySexe-1,10,f (x|0) =0 < x < 1elsewhereIf we wish to test Ho :0=1 versus H : 0 = 2, show that thecritical region is x1X2 2a.3for a particular value of the4constant, kUsing the critical region in (a) above, find the power of thetest at 0 = 2b.

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Suppose that X1andX, constitute a random sample of size 2 from a population with probability density function given by Sexe-1, 10, If we wish to test Ho :0=1 versus H, : 0 = 2, show that the 0 < x < 1 elsewhere f(x\0) = a. critical region is x1X2 2 3 for a particular value of the 4 constant, k b. Using the critical region in (a) above, find the power of the test at 0= 2

Suppose that X1andX, constitute a random sample of size 2 from a population with probability density function given by Sexe-1, 10, If we wish to test Ho :0=1 versus H, : 0 = 2, show that the 0 < x < 1 elsewhere f(x\0) = a. critical region is x1X2 2 3 for a particular value of the 4 constant, k b. Using the critical region in (a) above, find the power of the test at 0= 2

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